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LOCACINTELfitENcE.
MONDAY MORNING, TUNE 27, 1£44.
The Draft.
The following is the result of Saturday'■ draft
for the District of
LOWER ST. CLAIR.
Jacob Brent:ling- George Weiss
Nicholas Coates •Rlehard Raison
Adam Bobenhan !Charles Alvis
Wm 13eardaley 'George N Downs
Matthias Willhelm 'John McCune'
Philip Lowe !Henry B Smithson
Henry Stem Thomas Brown
John McGune Jacob Racer
Wm Hi arch .Tetierson Llewellyn
Philip Laner !Henry Maumee
George Tornta !Michael Sweeny
Joseph Jacobs I Henry Gait:Dileid
Chas Forguson IJoseph Schmaltz
Christopher Bisset ,Robert Young
Nicholas Sterner ,Robert L Anderson
George Bishop Samuel Martin
Christopher Sit ultz , Philip liaughmae
Martin Cuthburt !Conrad Rich
Wm Snyder John Haunahan
Jacob Rice
,lFreAcrick Bierman
Charles Conrad !Wm W Mason
Jdhn Karny John Liolser
:amnion- Het,ll ! !Nichol Bier
August Feirset (Henry Knurza
Fivilertek.Sznith Peter Ammon
William Huoton Theodore Keefer
, Henry. Wagner Charles Taylor .
1 .6 44 ctaroon :rhos P Wright
Frederick Ramer .Andrew Karny
'
George B Fisher George Neel
William Bower , Frank Rhone
Patrick Hughs • '‘ 'hristiau Trust
via , , , s; Winters ' lisatel Lofty
Frederick swill:Herr !Win Ackman
-..... August klan.daillPe !Peter Choetving
Bonaparte Tate IPeter Conrad
Philip Ditmor .;'.`iiiter Campbell
John !Beringer :Henry Wotz
Jacob Wilbert 'James Malley
: Matthias Steim !Frederick Dee tz
Wm Temple, colored !John Dangler
Francis Lackner !August Hass
.lolin Kelsel :Peter Heickma n
John Übinger
• r:TION TotrtisEttP.
Oliver Nixon Wm }tickles
David Brown Robert Douglas
Win Glenn Bingham Seth Loren
Thos Bledly 'James Shade
Matthew Mclntosh •Andrew Young
Jacob' Levu:kgla , Wm Winger
George Marshall Frederick Fulett
James Woods JasNoble
Erana Jones ! .1 as Durken
Jaines McCethney , Joseph ilahn
George Moor .John 1) Rogers
Daniel 13allord Ambrose Pickies
Frederick R'inator George Long
Michael Heugha Jae R Holmes
Frederick Marks ; Wm Al caoggen
William Walson ..1 Ohn Tomlinson
Le we114. - n Barbum .Ralph "turnbuli
Alex Adamson . rhos Dawson
Edward Ord liehj F Lea
Thomas Kinsey ,Chas P .i , duore
Wm Burt 'Abraham Wenders
Samuel Rothbone iWm Evans
Samuel li Simons :James Walton
Joseph Gray • A rubrose Rose
awl Wounded.—The following is
list uf the killed and wounded of the I i9th Regi
ment, in the attack on Petersburg :
Frounded—Sergt. E C Voorhies, co A, flesh
wound, lelt hand, severe; Thomas Armstrong, A
lett arm amputated; 1 C Hoovler, A, right foot
severe; .1 }tester li side of head slight; Sergt.
henry Harding, 2 flesh wound in head severe ;
,pavid Reeks, it, left hand severe ; Jae Steven-
Mon, E breast severe; Benjamin . Bryan, E right
- arm amputated ; :Sergt. L Pollock, left groin,
dangerous; Tar r, 1- lest arm slight;
Chad green, H. tae amputated.
This mike; 383 of the 139th Regiment who
here been killed and wounded since the begin
ning of this campaie,n:
The following were killed and wounded at
Petersburg the 19th day of June. They be
longed to the 155th Zuuares,2,l Brigade,
tat Divtstou, 6th ljorps.
Capt. S A 11.1..Kee, Uo. 1 ; %c," If Linhart, Perry
Phßlips, C; holtinger, Wni McAbee 1.;
Corp Jae A Ranh 'I 11...inaa Martin I ;Won
Stewart. Wm Travise, taro B Wiser ; —'rlioraly,
; Liken, David Lear, L ; David
Olinger, Jeremiah Keeley, U.
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CO. A—J FL Thomps,i, shoulder; George Ed
moods, hip; Samuel C. , peland leg slight; Robert
Martin foot alight: Wm Detralt, knee slight.
Co bl—Capt 14. W Grubbs, face ; Dent. John
leg; Frank Harvey, hand :
Corporal Win Story, ttiist aide and leg, serious:
Corp John IlnyF, all slight; .Tohr, Gables, leg ;
Alex Crowley, a star : 'l, a des AI anon, hand ;
Patrick Stack, leg; Chas Ott, leg; John Ramsey
al '
Co I —Corp Gee IV Clough, side and thish ;
John fomenter, hand ; C am ley, arm; John
Boyd, leg.
Co. D—Serg - t Alex:l2de/ C traon, Lip serious;
al'FaM.le.n, head ; J Lovejoy, ivg ; F Linder
man, foot.
Co E: —J N Hepsley foot ; Hixenbaugh
ler , Thus Y VaLosdal, JIIS Richards, aide ;
W Horuer; J S \ s all, hip.
Co F—William Adams, wrist ; D :Markle,
thlei•
Co (7—Corp W H Smitman, knee; J . W Along,
breast, seriousl3; Amos Hy berger hip slight.
Co H—Alexander Eaton, ireast' slight ; Corp
Jackson, hand ; Corp D R Curl, leg; A W
Palmer hand; J H hit eta, W Horner, leg
and thigh; S Weight leg; L Hartman, leg; N
Stewart arm; .Tolin Reedy, leg; Wm Reedy neck;
B F Lynn, thigh W J Marks, leg ; S Kuhns.
leg; John Kirkwood, knee slight; U D Kearns,
foot; P Delph, back ; uha Cowan, thigh ; J
Lifer, hip.
Col — James-Ingram, abdomen ; Ceguillon,
foot; Robert Hunter, leg ; Robert Culbert, leg;
Nick Bblel, kg John Pearson, leg ; Michael
Zalert, hand.
Co It —Corp II U Clover, both legs ; D Wolff,
leg; D Ruffun, leg; .1 Balsurger. leg; Corp
'nos J Mealin, face ; Sergeant .113 Armstrong,
mouth, slight; S D Reesman, leg.
Draft in the 23d District.—There seems
to be a wonderful complication of affairs in the
late draft in the 23d District, composed of Alh
gherty, west of the river,'Butier and Armstrong
counties. An order has becn received from the
Provost Pdarshal General Fry, to refund the
amount of commutation paid by those who
were drafted in the fifty per cost excess. this
being declared illegal. tieveral of those "fifty
per cent excess"imen, however, have already re.
ported or furnished substitutes, and are'itow
mustered into the service. It at ill not do to ex_
act service from these and refund the money to I
others. Such a discrimination would be un
righteous. No blame is attached to Capt.
Kirker, Provost Marshal of this District, 59 he
did not receive the necessary orders In time to
correct the mistake.
11.1.11 ed.—Mr, B. F. Geary, brakeman on the
Bald Eagle Vallery Railroad was ins.antly
killed, near Matilda Station, on Wednesday
last. He was doing something, It is not exact
ly known what, about the couplings, between
two cars, the train being In motion, but very
slowly, when Lis head was caught between the
bumpers and crushed in a shocking manner,
killing him Instantly. We understand Mr.
Geary was a lawyer, and has had some practice
in that profession. He has baen in the zallltery
service, and has taught common school In Al
toona and Hollidaysburg. His remains were
taken to Unionville, Centre county, on Thurs
day morning, where we understand two of his
brothers reside. lie was abont 25 years of age
A Mau Shot.—A man named Sullivan was
shot and dangerously wounded at Chartier'a
Creek on Saturday morning, under the follow
ing circnmstances: 'He was discovered early in
the morning in the strawberry patch of alt.
Samuel Nichols, either eating or gathering ber
ries with the intent to take them away. Mr.
Nichols ordered him sway and shot at him, we
suppose to frighten him away. The contents of
the gun, however, took etrect in the neck and
jaw of Sullivan and wonnded him dangerously.
Nichols and the wounded man were both
brought to town and Nichols gave himself up to
the officers of the law. Dr. McCook, we believe,
dressed the wound of the unfortunate man and
he is now" doing well.
Indiana County. —A bold robbery was com
mitted In Shelocto, Indiana county, a few days
ago. Soma scoundrel entered the dwelling
house of Mr. J. Anthony and took eight hun-
Acrid dollars from the place in money. The
thief entered the house through a back win..
dow- Nothing has been heard or seen of the
thief tip to this time.
A In:Km% Thter.—A hired girl at the real
,denee of 4. Loemls, esq„ was ironing cbthea and
being celled sway for a moment; a little girl
same in and gathered up a number qr the articles
just ironed and took them away. She was tot
„Owed to where.. her parents ware watttog few.
- 41er, where the stolen goods were rimmed and
atm parties periatitte4 tn escape,
n ex ' , lotion - of boiler look
place at Cadman tt CrawfOrdsa' WOrkil.).un Du
quesne Way, two docirt above the St. Clair
street bridge, about noon On Saturday, Injuring
two men named Samuel' daily. 'and Joseph
Shernon, who were sitting with their backs to
the boiler eating their dinner. The boiler was
removed several feet and the furnace .blown
down and scattered around. No ether damage
was done to the building. The two. men who
were injured ran away as fast as they could go al
and It is thought that they were not mush
hurt.
!Nye Thouland Slings.—The sanitary
Commission of this city has been called on to
furnish the direrent departments of our army
with five thousand arm slags for Wounded sol
diers.
Hletr
County.-111r. Trattah, editor of the
Hollidaysburg Standard, has been "grafted Into
thearmy." We do not think he can be spared
rant his post, although there is no doubt that
he would make a Standard soldier.
Grand 112naleal Festival.—Afr. Woifsohn
the leading pianist In the Inner circles of Pmla
delphla, announces a concert for Friday even
ing, and a matinee for Saturday. Hie own series
of classical matinees are among the most re
etterrhe and fashionable entertainments of the
winter season, and are especially thronged
by ladies, who, upon these occasions, may go
unattended by male friends, thus being indepen
dent In their movement. which they seem to en
joy exceedingly. Mr. Wolfeohn is accompanied
by Frederici, the beautiful and gifted
prima Bona of the German Opera Company,
which closed such a brilliant season on Saturday .
night at the Academy of Music In Philadelphia.
The papers there are in ecstacies over her su
perior voiceand its rare cultivation. Here Hint
iner is the favorite tenor or the compiny and is
incomparably great in Ootincd's opera "Faust,"
which now seems the rage everywhere, and tvne
the closing opera of the season. The arrange
ments for the concert and matinee seems excel
lently disposed, and we refer our readers to the
advertising columns for the details. Our
amateurs must rejoice at the prospect ol hearing
three' Stich superb artists as Frederick, Himmer
and Wolisohn.
Cos and Bns.—W take leasure
in ann rn ounaing the fait that Dr. e
Randa p ll, who
performedlio many cures equally of inveterate .
corns, diseased nails and Guido:cashes:returned ! 'the Funded Debt of the United States
to the city, and may be found at No. '2O Fifth ' on which Interest 14 payable in gold, on the 3_l
street. In. R. has cured many cases where the ! d ay of Af ars i s, ma t was ,y 15 8.965,,0., The
patient had tried all systems b4.-fure and has
certificates from Thomas /11.. Marshalinterest on this debt 1.,,;• the coming mast 3 eat
E
Phillips, .111.1 Young, and many, u ellL sq., Wm• an° a - n cite- will be $4.5,936,327. white the customs ref ~ilue
' rens who have sulfereil from t beast. troublesome
in gold tar the cul rent. 0- al ye.ar, e - hli. , J hi,,-
pests. On Saturday we ware shoWn the a 0110 w
ing certificate teem Henry Drams, of he, e, i Calah le6l, ha. peen ..,, nor nt the I.l', ~r over
county : "Dr. Randall extracat a most pain- inoo,uoc,oici per RilLil4l[l, an amount largely in
ful corn for me last summer,—the same Latham- excess of Ilia wants of the l'a..aatur ) for the pay
ed my foot and rendered me perfectly lame, but •
in less than ten minutes J. Wila reasy to lea% e 1 mint of gold interest.
bis Lidice, and have nerer felt a twinge Since
These Bonilla may be subscribed for
His Dares are invaluable, and I wish lit slutincouragement."in sums fi - orat S.3ii lap to any iiisqi a trade,
Dr. R. has made this branch of surgery the . cattle same teams, an I ft I ..' thew mach: - equal:3
study of many years, as thousand at teat !mom- , avatfaible to the an, ,1‘ , ..i lender aml the largest
ala Iron all parts of the world clearly ti , tahlit t,, 1
and it is adiaitted by Surgeons and Phydicianc of , ...wltaliat. They can be converted into money
illialloal Schools and Colleges that he is the ilDiy 1 at ,ny moment, ;lad t:, h;I ler will have tme
real choropedist in this continent. Lidice hours , e
from 10 a. m. to sp. an. _._ _ i ~_rit of the 1,t,, ~. t .
______ _ he,,
•
Thentre.—The play-goer : : will not br , The authorized Amount th!oget ti, it , T wo ii,wi.i re d muli ou 1),d1 es. r vaDurit
this evening has been set Apart for the filleted: . „
benefit of Mr. Lovetlay, when two adro,raide repotted to it.- I ita-wi - 1 at 11 ' tts•
pieces will be produced, besides a variety oth• ington, is over
er entertainments. The benitictory htvt, donna
the entire of the present lengthy. season, beau
exceedingly industrious, and very suc, , tteetul in
his performances. To-night fir y,,tl, is
a
his friends the patriotic and in ,e, in d 7/11: a
01 the Colleen Hawn, and the over popular ar,a
witty and Spanish than, of lion C..a.tar l.e
Bazon.
Any of our readors who may have lle. , ••wax Ito dispose of, are directed to the adverilselaent
of Joseph j Subscriptions be re, el en in cur
h Fleming, druggist, corner of the ! t•• too i . s t L i.. 1 a iti •
Diamond and Market street, who will pay the and fli. •N• 1...aN tz
highest cash price for huge or small qu anti ric6.
Should you he in want of anything in the Drug,
•
Perfumery, White Lead, Oil or Patent Alsdicu n •
line, you could not go to t better place in the
city, where you can geta liner assortment., or t
more reasonable prices. AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
Exhibition at Latrobe.—The annual Lit
erary Exhibition, at St. Vire:era's
Latrobe, will take plate on the 28 , 1, inst. Inc
parents mei guardians 01 ice .Studer.ts are re— '
specuulls invited to attend.
r. ALPFION9O 1 - 11:mtn rt. V. S. IL
Itireetor of St. V lucent Coilege.
- - Lubi Respectabic E.,,,nk, and Bankers
wg 'flair Dressing Fl. , rinnejust received
at Rankin's drug store, 63 Market street, Where
the best aas fluent of extracts Ilair prepar4-
none, soaps and toilet Firticir, ever °tiered a tnroughout the cetintry, Ineting as agents of
Pittsburgh public can be had. None bat the
the National Lie,•ositary Back;,, teal faialih
best Quality of goods are dispensed from their
counter.
turner information on nie.:ll..ation and
Pretti aud New Goods.-M'Cleilsnd, Ne. AFFORD EVERY FYCH.ITi TO SIie,SCRIBERS.
65 Fifth street, It asJost received another a.ldi
lion to the large and varied aas•irtinent of Iberia, •i•-• ''' .2 " . - I . l w
- -
Shoes and Gaiterti, and which are offered at old
,-\ I.l.,E,flilLN 1 Cut, 11, 0 - -,
prices at private sale during the evening. •.
/-••••••••-• The Commonwealth of l'enneylvani9,
Dry Goods, Shaulz, Hoop Sic,rta aml Houses /to Ellzare,:i .1 arie f Wiwi, t0r,,,el I)
Furnishing U-ods at alb_ilelland Shoe Ait, j I- -* 5 Elizabeth Jane ›!ollt. Is I. 10,4", and ILC
lion House, No. 55 Fifth street.
--,-.... heirs ulPiaiti.iniel Zlt. , •ut, , iee'd. Weet
-- - - - - ing : %Viler vas, at an Ili plida,a . Court field at
--"••• ...,...—...—_.,—.--_,._ , _ 7 .....-7,-^7..777'7777
- Pitiabaio, 01 and 1 , , r elt,l e ,,, nty, lin Inc Seth
.10.9:-.?Ei 71,LIMEn ANTRONT blittifiti J 0.1.1 Ut• MAI, 1 , ,,,,t. Ihe perli. 01 Ann .11.
JOSEPH MEIER it SON, Lehtnet, Eliza Jane LeLinci,Alargaret E. liitcii
et t, aurnielly Margaret E. (-sharer. Calnerine
Lei.tlit`r, heirs %A IS i111.,11 /shi n er, de. d , .Cas
MANUFACTURERS OF ;.i, i t 61,1, 4- 15.,4 ing that Ciailianiel :atui,t. in Lis
ill,. tune t,)' action of agreement dated r, et,,,.itul
-0 the illn usy ill .14111, 16.10 and the 17th 'lay al
PLAIN AND vAN c, y . Joly 1847, acquired an e.ro i i ,Lle interest In eight
certain lota f,lgrtiund iliiinl , ere,ls . ...d, 621, ;4:2 pa,
FURNITURE al CHAIRS
624, 04 6=t; m.. 1 6'll in if. E W.s7nr.:, Jacob
Painter and i. .i./..irer,z s plait 01 hits in Du
quesne borough, formerly the ri tier% e ill.. t
WAREHOUSE, ••
posite Pittsburgh and afterwar/1•1 In 1559 oi
i 65. ) dyLag intestate . , leaving a a 1110 w, Elizabeth
. La.! : , .tuut, sine luterraarti,d ,Cilh SOIOLuOL
Turuer, and a daughter then "bunt 4 years of
age, both of whom are allli lIVIng and realcillig
at Warren Pa. lila estate Wlt4 afrainiatcred
upon by U. 5,. Warner and Wild A. ~ ireer,
. . _ .
153 SMITHFIELD, AND 412 PENN Sts
Between 6th at., and Virgin alley.
PITTSBURGH
- _ -., ,
- e
1.1 Lkt ) by proceedings In this t.our t, in the abov
VA I L T — & lIAMEN tilint d be t rel . czini... 71. i: J n ii i !..e ,
. 1 . e7: 1 1 , 5f. i, t w r ere l a.ultivil
-1 . 1- ' l :n e tt:an: Sto ' u e t l l c i l i L i it ' e " it .( l.ol . • fl e 13 I. lC7til u ot I g l orin,
,it I ;Am,' coort Finis ior pri mint of debts,
Blainufacturers and Dealers in
a1..1J Lang .0 auiht,:i...td, in the 13th dt) e.! No-
SADDLERY, HARNESS, en.ber A. ..I+sl sold tbe the same by public
',endue or outcry, main the oriler of the Court
AND
' comma oleo, to William Lehiner, the father of
the pe:titioutil,lGr the nom of i12,312,tk, which
COACH HARD sale i, as on the !land day of Nov. 1851. Con
'armed Llal by the Court : f hat said axle hls
WARES ricer been eontirmed absolutely, and that no
58 WOOD STREET, deed has ever been made by said administrators,
either to William Lehner In his lifetime, or
Lie heirs since death; and therelore, praying the
Sign of the Onbrien Stirrup, Court to baler and decri e a confirmation miser
cutely ol the sale, so BO litoresald made in No.
79 it Julie iCI IL 1.:ZI, and that i..i. E. in arner,
the survidv-ii.g adellmbitator of Nathaniel
.: , ;. , i t , u L t t , an d g ec w '
ith E ir liz t a h r e eti i Jane 'furrier the artrnr.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL :
Jurisdiction 0111116 '
court,
the attention of Saddlers, Coach 'linkers ' .
. mai, a devil to the I....iitioner, KS the heirs ol
and Dealers in general, to their
' William Lehiner, dee:it tor the premises, SO as
, aniteatini sold to the said William Lehmer.
Large and Well Selected Stock Whereupon the Cour made the hillowing
order : And now to wit h : May 2itli, IVA, the
Consisting In Plitt for
. witnin petition Lai log been read and consider
ed in open Court, the Court order and direst
Carriau-e manufacturers, 1 that a citation be issued directed to Elizabeth
OF
Jane Turner forinerly Lhzabeth J axe Stout and
the heirs of Nathaniel Stout, deed., returnable
Patent and Enameled Leathers, Enam- on Saturday J one idth, leir.l, to appcar and show
, catiie, If any, ally the return to the sale in
eled Cloths, Damasks, Broad Cloths, this case should not be confirmed absolutely
and ti. f. W arner, surviving tuiministra tor or
Laces, Fringes, Bands, Springs, IN. Stout, dec'd., dlrecti.ii to make a deed to
Axles, Bolts, Felloes, Spokes, ', the laeirs of William Lehi:her, dee'd. And
! whereas, afterwards the Court. directed an alias
Rubs, Shafts, etc., etg.,
:
citation to 1951.10 returnable OL the 3d day of
. ' .1'.:1y. • A. D. Mt.
^
PrTTSBURGII, PA.,
All of which have been
HY THE COURT.
PURCHASED WITH GREAT CARE How, therefore, wt. command you and each of
i you that vou be nr-1 beloze our ill phans ,
Especially the Wt )(11) W °BlEt Wtdeh will ono,(ilo'll"VantePxittitslitViiillrh t fhere b t e u tu st i , c o l u ll ' e ca 3d ua n e i t f l ffn of
be found of the you have why the prayer of the petition stioub 3 l
nut be ehamed, and Ifei eta tail not
Best quality, Well Seasoned and Dry. Wltteoss the Hon James H. Sterret, President
Judie of cur Baia (Jowl at rittsburgh, tht.
22d day of June, A. P. leB4.
.R2.5-tild W. A. HEP‘RoN, Clerk.
In the Court of Common Plead of Parry Co.
Harness Leathers, Saddle Trees, llamas, PERRY COUNTY, sat
.The Comm t c ix i , we ,. .eßth itt of Penn-
Webs, full Measure Straining 't%' t ha, ---
‘c fei of Bald
s e.t L s2,'„`„r.ta to
at all Numbers, Bits, Buckles,
y greeting: ec.ofumand you
that you attach I.3i'L . ailhill Cheed-
Stirrups, Spurs, Threads,
man, late of your county, by ail siut singular
etc., etc., etc., Lila goods and chattels, lands and tetwroefits, In
whose hands or posses;lon soever the some may
be found so that he be and appear beim e our Court
of i binuion Pleas, to be hoiden at loorntield,
in and tor saki county, on the FIRST IL, RNIIiA Y
OF A Utit.:6l AEX.I, their to answer William
(beer in a plea of .Foreign Attachment la Tres-
TO Prl_Ef, E1A....1313_7_.=i11.
pa.s on the case returnable upon the Midi`
DAY OF AUGUST TER:SI,I6bI.
P. S.—We dotiot deal In Saddles and Bridles,.
And also, that you surunfon Jezerciah Chees..
but leave those GOO9IS for our eustomere to •
make and sell, as they properly belong to that
man, so that he be and appear before our Court
branch.
on the said day, to answer what shall be object
m ed against him, and abide the Judgment of the
yhiti-tf DAY & HAYDEN . ed
Court therein. And hate you then and
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there this writ.
~,/r
t r)al, WITNIAR, the Honorable James H. Graham,
President of our said Court, at Bloomfield. the D
c 25th day of April, 4. , 1064.
/
• JAS. H. HACKETT, Dep. Pro.
Published by direction of the Court.
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~..._JOHN S.HI .y.LLI, bherift.
Snzatirr's Oren. 4,
--"- Bloomfield, Pa., May 2, /Sod.
Corner of Penn and St. Clair streets, m}'s-ltd&citw
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PITTSIr...RGH, PA. TOILET SOAP
-3.,10,11E LARGEST, CIikiIAPEST, AND 100 boxes Fancy, Toilet and Soap,
moat successful BUSINESS af.API 'S cut, La store and for dale by
Eta the United States.
&
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.114 - hitients can enter and review at any times mhi , RHYMER
126 and 12 BROS.,
CilliJo LARS containing full information sent 8 Wood at.
rues of charge to any address on application to
the Principas. JENKLNS ft SMITH,
det-lateday Pittsburgh, Ps
......_ ---
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
IVIII And a full and complete &lock of
All of which will be sold at the lowest CASH ;
prices, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
AUCTION SALES
TA. SI'CLELLAND, AUCTIONEER,
• No. 55 STREET.
FINE PURN/TURE, CARPETS AND EN
OKA VINGS, at auction. THURSDAY MORN
-.ING newe l at No. oilaoge Street
• • LIN r ON HERROS. --
2Q Roses just received rind for sale by
cdfr KM= 11111401 i.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
8200,000,000.
This loan is authorized by Act of (Doc
greet; oligarch Bth, lb6i, wtitch provlues for Its
REDEMPTION IN curii, at any ' , WOO not
lees than ten or more than forty years from its
date, at the pleasure of the Government.
Until Its Redemption, five per
terest is to be paid semi-Innu.ili 1N tiolN.
- •
Its .Exemptlon from State or Local
Taxation : adds Iront one to three per .ent.
per annum in its value.
The Rate of Interest on this loan, although
but &ve per cent. in coin le as much greater In
currency as the dliterence between the market
value olcurrency and gold.
Aka a Rule, the five per cent. specie securi
ties of all solvent governments are always par
or above, and currency now funded in the Na
tional Loan, will be worth ita face in gold, be
sides paying a rd. - ular and liberal percentage to
the holder.
No Securities offer so great in.ince
meats, it Is believed, as the various descrip
tions of U. S.. Bfrritl9, In all'other forms of In
debtedness, the faith or ability of private parties
o? stook. companies ~‘r separate commit/titles
only is pledged for payment, while for the debts
of the United States the whole property of the
country 14 holden to secure the payment of
ho'th principal and interest la colt]
.lepuo:t.ii
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LA
/A..Hes', Misses' and L'hildrens' Boots, 'Janus
and fialmorals, just received, at
. JOSEPH. H.. BORLAND'S
p 23 98 Market at. 2,1 door !COM 6th.
r aI,EANS. 20 BARRELS PRIME
A3ll \Niche Beans. Just received and for sale
b y. FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
el I corner Market and First sta.
—.10.t received anti for sale by
FETZER ARMSTRONG,
corner Market and First iite.
jp
EISHIRQ , AIRBAG' G i Rods, Reels, Lines, Hooks Sic for sale by
JezEs lowa*,
warn Il l S
Wood stmt.
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM OUR FIRST EDITION
Rebel Account of the Cavalry
Fight.
: . Nlaiy . Tons, June 25.—The Lynch
burg Republican, of June 20th, says:
On Friday Gene. Crook and Avertll
reached a position near what is known
as the Quaker Church, on the Salem Late News from the Front
turnpike, four miles from the city, on . r
the left of our lines, where considerable
skirmishing occurred with our cavalry, The Attack ort the Second
under Gen. imboden. In the fight the
enemy gained some advantages, owing l Corps on Wednesday.
to the los , of our lines, they gi \ ing way
before a ~Ltarge. The Yankees were
promptly checked by our infantry, and
retired to their original line beyond the
Church.
On Saturday morning at daylight, the
heavy booming of artillery on our left
and cent - re told that the fight Lad begun,
and many believed that a general en
gagement was progressing. It was soon
ascertained, however, that it was only
an artillery duel, and up to one o'clock,
no infantry was brought into action.
Shortly after this time, the rapidity of
discharges, increased, and the sharp rat
tle of musketry was mingled with the HEAQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTOMAC,
roar of artillery. About Bor 9 o'clock June 23, p M.—The attack upon the
the enemy atlyanced in two lines of bat
tle to capture the outer entrenchments, Second corps on Wednesday, near .the
entire left of the turnpike, but was re- Weldon road, did not T.',11 if 44/ disas.
pulsed.
trously as at first supp.,.,sh The bile'
Again they were rallied to the charge, was irremad by Barilm '.; lit ki,,ii ',ping
and were again driven back with con
on the left of liirmags. Mote Wallin edtn
siderable loss. Forty of them killed
were left on the field, arid some twenty maud in the a-cuter and t ~ liludn's on the
prisoners taken. Including the killed right. It was expected that the corps
one
s their 10-gr a were at least would have rainnected on the left with
two hundred, possibly three liundreul,
on the entire line. Barlow, but it stern quite a gas
It was ascertained that the enemy'sp was
left in which A. P. Hill's rebel corps
loss was seventy killed. On Saturday entered and , before our men were aware
night the battle-ground was on both of it, they received a volly from the
sides of the Salem turnpike, about two
rear, which created a panic in our ranks
and a half miles southwest of the city.
About twelve o'clock the ellen; V, on I and caused a rapid retreat to the woods
c,or oxtrerne light and centre, opened in the rear of the Third division. This
le a vily with artillery; but niter :1 tier, e I left the flank of the 8d division unprotect
deed or two hours they neve t0i1,.! and
ed, and the enemy taking lel vantage of
driven from the field. There was a re
;
art on Saturday Light that we b.,1 , ap. it, charged through and fairly into our
tuned a piOce of artillery duping the day, i pits, ordering the men to surrender. The
troops, however, left the trenches and
but we were unable. to learn whether it
had any foundation or not.
, -
A body of the enemy's cavalry modefell back but many of them were ca ll
a demonstration on Saturday on our f•K- tared and quite a number ed and
creme right on the Lexington turnpike', ' wounded. The number of our loss In'
about five miles from the city, but vr yu , t isoners is reported at 1,000, while
promptly met by some of our cavart c ru
and easily checked. t our friends at a dis- some make the figure higher. Our loss
ill killed and wounded is probably 1500.
t awe may rest assured that Lynchburg j
is as safe now as it would be it there was : Some of our 'officers engaged in this
nor a Yankee within a thousand miles,. t,,lit had just joined their commands
A general engagement was anticipated ' ,
after teeing exchanged, and when sur
on Sunday. A scout arrived here on ,
Jimmied and ordered to surrender, re-
SAurelay night and reported that a I,eily '
of Yankee ca valay,seven hundredstreeng, I plied, never! ' death rather than the
hiluby prison' tund long ht their way out.
[ p his side `
Mills, 'thirty
rids side et' Cambell Court House, on
as best they could. Many of them suc
tion Saturday evening, moving in the dire,.
south of the railroad. It is prem.): ceeded in getting back safe to our lines.
eut their endeavor is to cut the road A charge was made by the Second
again.
corps and the line of works from which
A scout reported a body of two he,
J they had been forced in the morning was
deed ot the enemy's cavalry moving on I -
recovered. We lost scarcely a man in
N'ii ard's bridge road in the direction of 1
Danville, Virginia, with the supposed in. , this advance, as the rebels fired too high.
tention of tapping the Richmond and ' A number of
.prisoners were taken.'
Danville railroad. Unofficial Informs-;
Skirmishing was kept up all night along
bon from Linchburg states that Hunter's 1
Yankees were overtaken in their retreat ,the lines, the pickets being at some points.
at Liberty and a large number captured. ! not fifty yards apart.
--.......--• -- -
Position of Gen. Grant's Army—
At daylight this moniing an advance.
Our Losses since Crossing the
of the *entire line was made, when it;
Rapidan. ! was found that the rebels bad taken a
NEW YORK, :Hine 25.—The Washing-' new position some distance further back,
ton Star of last evening sa y s ' Grant 's
arraywhere they had thrown up strong en
woods and outskirts of Petersburg, late- i has occupied a position in the
trenchnients during the night, which
ly occupied by the rebels, including all , they still hold.
their works on the south side of the Ap- Col. Blasdell, of the Eleventh Mass.,
potomax. Our artillery ruunimands P C ..
tersburg, and the railroad through Pe-
was killed to-day by a sharpshooter
tersburg is the only one between Rich-
while visiting the skirmishing line.
mond and Weldon for all practicable l Lieut. W. 11. Childs, of the 45th Pa.,
purposes.
Our guns stop all continuous commu- who was to have been reinstated yester
( 3- as Ist Lieut., was shot dead by a
nicat ion by rail between Richmond and in
points south, and so long as Grant elects rebel sharpshooter Thursday evening.
he can thus hold the et.cmy by the Major Halsey, of the Eleventh N. Y., is
posit;on
p ie
r ayont missing and supposed to be captured.
throat at
he etersl P can ueu:.
move F
sorm
nail : his with s
Sixth corps moved towards the
to twenty day's rations, rind tornpel Lee The
to fellow him or risk a heavy engage- . railroad this morning, driving the enemy
mend on unfortified ground. before them and during the afternoon
Secretary Dana arrived from head- '
quarters, and he says our entire loss repotted that they were in possession of
since crossing the .Tames is not over ten the road. 'Arrangements were at once
thousand, while the whole rebel loss is j made to destroy it.
proportionately as great. A large force of rebels was seen mov
ing towards the front as if to resist the
Lively Skirmishing on the Front.
i advance of the Sixth corps and an en
.
Nsw Togs, June 25. —A Times Wash- !
ington special of the 24th says- On gagement in that direction is expected
Tuesday the 2d carps moved to a posi- to-ni g ht,
tion halt' way between Norfolk and Pe- i June 24th, ha. m. — Nothing but pick- j
tersburg Railroad, and lively skirmish- ' et firing took. place during last night,
log ensued, but the enemy's position was !
and very little is going on Otis morning.
not strong, and our force fell I. Lek to the j
--
main body. . 0
' From the Army of the Potomac,
On Wednesday the army was put in
line of battle, ready for action Heavy
I
cannonading was heard at City Point nn Gen Rirluwadvanciugon the Wrlduu ILE.
Thursday, but it is not known whether j
---
It proceeded from a genegul engage- . 7
meat. 00 Mounted men hold a
Another Times correspdmient, dating Rebel brigade in Check.
from headquarters, after detailing the
I
above operations, says: About 8 o'clock
on Tuesday evening the enemy's ray- 'Rebell.; Etepulsed with ,
ally, under Rosser, dashed Into our
lines, but immediately disappeared on Dreadful Looo4,
lit overdia; our force. A small party
of rebels were capiured, belonging to HEADQUARTERS, ARMY POTOMAC,
Hill's Ewell's and Longtreet's corps, June 23-8 p. at.—Gen. Barlow was
show ;lie those troops to be in front.
marching rapidly towards the Weldon
Effect of our Shot on Petersburg railroad. Gibbons followed. The troops
moved in echelon by division. Major
NEW Yong, June 25,—A Tri//:,1
Washington special says: Heavy thine Crotvilinghead, of the First Mass. cav
tn
wanoon s heard at C'ity
rect Poi ion nt oof n T
P h
etersbuursday
rg, up
airy, had TOO mounted men of a provis
:lnd also toward Fort Darling. It is t local brigade, composed of detachments
ported that our army is graduallyfrom all its regiments and compani mute
ing around toward the lett. 011 Tllea- He fought the rebels on the right of the
day night, while the President was at , plank road long after his ammunition
the front, the grandest operations of the
s
tva exhausted, holding with determined
war were progressing. Passengers re- ,
port thatvalor a whole brigade of rebels in check.
the steeples and towers of Be- j
tersburg have been shut awes. ire the meantime the rebels had succeed
-1 ed in getting between Gibbons' and Bar
low. They were as much surprised as
our men, but being first to make disco -
ery of the position of affairs, were quick
to take advantage of it. There was very
little hard fighting. They were fully
prepared for resistance.
Within Nine Miles of Richmond.
NEW YORK, June 25.—The Tribu he'N
correspondent with Butler's Headquar
ters, of June 21st, says: Gen. Foster
with his troops moved north of the
James to a position within nine miles
or Richmond, and entrenched himself.
This movement puzzles the rebels
greatly.
Proposals for Coal, Slack & Lime,
QEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
► delivery in the Works of the Pittsburgh Gas
Co. 300,1:000 bus. Bituminous Coal, 18,000 bushels
of Slack, and 8,000 bushels of Lime, will be re
ceived at the Office of the Company until the
19th inst. The coal, slack and line to be of
such quality, and dellve.rel at such times and in
such quantities as shall be approved and di
rected.
Payments to be made monthly, retailing
20 per cent. as security for th e performance of
the contract Proposals to be addressed to
THOMAS BARI:WELL Esq., President of the
Company and endorsed proposals for Coal and
:, or Lime as the case may be.
.1 AbIES THOMPSON, Engineer.
Office of the Pittsburgh Gas Company, June
17th, 1864. jelB-tj3o
•
A DMINISTRATOR , S N1.17' IC R.—
Whereas letters of administration on the
estate of Calvin Dodge, late of the City of Pitts
burgh, deed., have been granted to the subscri
ber. All persons indebted to said estate will
make immediate - .payment and' those having
deltas against the same will present them duly
authilnticated for settlement to MITCHEIAs
PALMER, Attorneys, etc., No. 87 Fifth strat,
Pittsburgh, without delay.
ALICE DODGE,
Adoilaigtrat ri
sp2B-lavvBwd
sToe . ktLA/MAST AND CEA-PscsT
all Paper,
indow
Table Oil Cloths,
together mitt 4eral Table
1 01 l'E4,ey
and Variety alw_aye ea_ , nil a
(10 ST&R & NCHWAtrz
Jae
/64 SmitLlleld r,
LATEST
j 3
TELEGRAPH,
FOB THE POST.
OUR WA ARE DRIVEN DUI OE THEIR TRENCHES
Loss in Prisoners 1,000 and 1,500 in
Killed and Wounded
CHANGE OF THE SECOND CORPS.
The Works Reeovered:
The horses were cut trot]; the battery
and the guns spiked, when line was re
formed. The rebels came up again and
were twice repulsed with dreadful loss.
Later the Sixth corps charged them,
driving them some distance and form
ing on the left of the Second corps.
The Chicago Convention.
NEW Yonz, June 25.—The Executive
Committee of the Union conservative
party, yesterday adopted a resolution
postponing the convention which was to
he held in Chicago on the second of
July, until the twenty-seventh of
i. August
Death of Joseph T. Leoyille.
NEW YORE, June 25.—Joseph T. Leo
vine, at one time Private Secretary to
John C. Calhoun, died in this city this
morning. It will be recollected that he
recently received a warning -porn: Gen..
Dix on account of his; correspondence to
the London Herald. .1 , • .
•
' 4 NEW Yortsilttne2s.•'--tre grand Jury
in the case of the seizure of the World
and Journal of Commerce by the Gov
ernment, have refused to Sad a bill of
indictment.
LATER FROM THE FRONT.
EBEL SHARPSHOOTERS PIC
OFF OUR MEN,
The Weather unusually
WaaErxxo,rox„Tune 211 . — Another let
ter from the Army of the Potomac, da
ted near Petersburg; June 23d, 8 p. m.
says: We have had sharp skirmi s hi ng
all day. The sharpshooters on both
sides are continually exchanging shots
and frequently pink off men who are
perhaps a thousand yards distant. Our
battery of 32 pounders is turned on the
rebel battery near Petersburg and
every morning we are treated to a
splendid artillery duel. The weather
has been unusually warm and oppres
sive, and cases of sunstroke are quite
numerous. -
;,-
Table at Local Storks
POICRECTED BY 8. 8. BRYAN, BILOSEB, 89, 4T887'
Par Value
50 Exchange
50 Citizens._
.o Pittsburgh.
LA) Allegheny .
Su Al ecbanica .....
au, iron Uity ....•
5061 it
00 First National. 110
00 second Nation'l 110
Si Third National .
00 IsrNational
50, etanchcliter :lay- • ••
INSURAICCE.
60 Citizens
9* Western
32' 1213nOnga lie a ..
50 Eureka
30 Pi ttsbu.rgh... • • 3 4 • •
25 Alle hen _
•.•
25 People's ...... • 28
50 Penns
25 M AEU OEM.
onongshela...... •• • . 274'
26 St. Clsir Street 40 ..
60 Hand Street._ „ • • 60
50 echa n le Street.... •
•
2.3 Blrininghein... •3
• .• . 1 3:
It.A.I.LIWA D.
.50 Allegheny Val. 16 ..• •
60 Conziellsville.. It 13 14
53 do (interest) .... 17
60 Steubenville-. 16. 154," 14k
60 Hemptl,-11 , . ... ..• • 5,
60 Alleg'y h Man. 66 16 • 65
21 Hlrtalugham... .• . • 40
- 60 Pit talortgh
26 Atleghedy
25. Birmingham.- .....
011. rOMP AN I lit;
25 Lucesto
Ardfteo.. ......
10 North Anaetteu
Allegheny County s,:otroa.
do Scrip s'a
Pittsburgh 5 , 8
do 6'B
Allegheny City 6'e..
do 4'e
Allegheny V R R 7;;
do 1 mortg....
Connellseltle
Steub. R R 6'e ,
, PITTSBURGH PRODUCE. 211A11.KET
OS sTIOE OP TAB DAILY POST,
MONDAY, June 27, /884.
13L'SINESS was not very active on Saturday,
the principle demand was for small lots to meet
the wants of the local trade. Among the sales
we note as follows :
HAY—Sales of 2 loads of new at 9tB; 4 do of
obi at 31 "4? ton.
CHEESE—sales .14 bxs at 1515 , ,, 20 do large
size at 2.5 c.
WHISKY—The market remains about as un
settled as ever. Holders obtatuj tat any figures
they ask.
1 LOUR—Sales 100 bbla Extra Family at 88@
3 20@8,75. 140 bbls do at 4 , 8,60@8,76; 56 bbls do nt
4 , 8,2,5682 b.
of the oti Corti, 3000 bush, to go out
of the market at e 1 , 41 4 1 1,46;1500;bru5h do at 161,40
tili4l3; Oats, 166 hush from store, at 8.5e/62e; Rye,
tau bush, at 4 8 ,65@1,6e; Wheat, the Allis otrered
*4,7u for Red and $l,BO for White
111 IDDLIN05—Sales t..Vo lbs,at depot at *t,4o
cwt.
LARD—Sales 28 bids at 15
HA (JON— Sales of Canvassed Hams, 4000
at 18 V010e; Plana Hama, 4400 ma, at 1734 c; Staffs,
ribbed /6e• clear 16 36c;itottiders, 7000 it's, at 14e.
fiTIOt'ERIES--Prices unchanged.
ISt "r ER—Sales of 16 pkga at2o@2lc.
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PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
°MOP OP THE DAILY POST,
AloNosv. June 27, 1864.
The market for crude was not very active on
Saturday. The rates demanded was above the
mews of buyers, hence we have . but little to re
port. The prices were is a great nom
loll. Among the sales we note as follows :
URUDE— We give the nominal rates of crude
at 3742,34 la bulk or packages returned, or 41443
packages included.
REFiNED—SaIes free, 1000 bbls, August de
ll% ery, at 82c; Wu bbis of tree, delivered /iodide of
St buy
10 days, at
buyers option at b e; b
aodeic.d:lomi bbls, .luly delivery
R ESIDUUM—SaIes 200 bbls at $ll.
1); N APT.LIA—SniaII sales deoterized at 25 @n c
Pittsburgh Pig Iron Market
Jnne 25, 1864.
The market since our last has presented but
few changes. Holders during the past few days
11tve exhibited mote firmness and less disposi
tion to sell at anything like a deduction trout
iiteriOuS rates. The stock on hand Is not large,
sit .11 ,riances of imports by water is now cut
iid. ieir rivers are too low for steamers to
he hulls, however, will aoon close, and
consumers will, no doubt, shape their purchases
to meet this end. The market to us appeared
more firm. The sales loot up as follows :
All pig Hun reports are based thus:
Sand pig Iron, 2,203 IDs to the ton.
Chill pig Iron, 2,210 do do
tiluopis, 2,46 u do do.
SALL'S OF PIO IRON -PEP. TON.
10 l'ons Eagle Anthracite $6.: Cash
50 " White Anthracite......... 624153 Cash
100 " Lake Superior Charcoal . 70d
60. " Engle Mahoning
nietal taken at the Furnace Bank.. 65 Cash
10u Tons No. Massillon 65 00
30.
" " Anthracite Nu 1 Fopndry. tV. do ,
170 , Anthracite Grey Neuvi M §to do
Cold Blast Charcoal... 64 do
" Anthracite, Grey Forge... NI do
60 '• Anthracite, Foundry No •2 'Os 60 do
SALY...I OP HANGING ROCK PIO IRON.
The market was firm. There were no sales
Prides remain as last quoted. _ ,
LES OF BLOOPJ4 FER TO;S,
first class Juniata Blooms are wanted at
$1460160 per ton.
25 Tim, Juniata Blooms
r
Pittsburgh Tin Plate Market
25th, 1864.
The market during the week June
was firm with a
good demand. Prices have further advanced.
The present rates per box are:
1-C-Lloxl4
$2O 50
24 00
1-1;-121[1:1
,
1-Xl-X--12X1212X12 21 50
25 60
1.--C-,1 1 klu
tx)
'
1-X--..1.1):20
145 00
Block Tin Per Pound.
Block Tin /6 lb ......65c Bar do 65c
Zinc 5heet........... 12 ciSpeiter and Slabs. -ACC
- -
Pittsburgh Copper Market.
J une 25th, 1564
The demand was fair and sales regular, at the
following price'
Braziers-Cash and Time
Bar and Bolt, cash
Ingota-Oaah
Copper ilottenoi-edid orr for cash.
Brass: Kettles— uo do
Pittsburgh Leather Market.
June 25th, 1864.
Theldemand for leather was active, and prices
have an upward tendency. The following are
the piesent rates, but how long they will con..
tlnue, we have no means of ascertaining
Red dole
Emcee
r 7
Oak
• 48
Pittsburgh Hide Maris/et.
June 26th, 1884. •
The demand forhides was active, *lid good
parcels fOund ready purchasere at the following
wines
01", 41t4 1 4...
1 1 0 114. "
12 N g 413
i 4 - 4 44VW
..... .
, • 7t: . S;1!:.1 . •ff !I; 10.
. ... - . .
. Pi4iglitii ik iii ' imat :Pai.fi•t Market. .
.•g . .
Prrrfunraoii, „Tone 20, 18f4.
X Ale : biiirels....CoLoCvX Ale balf barrels- 6 50
XX :do ........: ha Od XX db du—. 600
India , do 11 00 India do d 0.... 660
Porter! do 900 Porter d 0.... t6o
Three dollars in addition to the above will be
24 4Lred for barrebi, and two dolltra for half bar.
Warm
orrd basked
• • • • 68 Mays
.• .. 61 a" 6
67'4' " 4
58x cc 5
633. " 6
441;' " 6
68 . " 4
$3,75
61 Junes6,oo
,6336 37ay2 00
Kt 8,00
51 .4" " 4,00
, ~,
A flew •,,
,anacr- Waltay• ?.' t _.
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Dept/di. .-- Ariftes: • ' -
Mail 7.00 arn I math. 7130 pm
Expreds ...... ...4:3(ia m Exp.reaa ...... P 5 a Ell
Acconantotlitt'il.3:o9 p m 1 Iccommodat'n7,4s am
Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Departs.- Arrives.
Mad 6-10 a m I Mall 8:50p m
Cluatneati......l :45 a in 1;01n. Express..B:os , p in
1:45p toI do do . .. .2:10 am
.ar2Os m
Itactror."'".
Steubenville A
commodation
leaves Alle'u l.do
. - P M
Cleveland 145 am i i
do
Omnibuses The and xe4l . 'o l4 _ s a t i P it °'- a ' :
sengers arriving in tra
West
88
38
311, 5
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A.la June 6..80at0n Liverp9OL
I'euton la ....June il.: New York.. Southampton
Austral aainn June 15.. Nev
ISremen.......JunelB..New York.Sopttiampton
June 25.. New York.Southanipton
Hamm July 2..Nayc York. Southampton
liorus.,l3 July 9.. New York. Southampton
1.6..Ne49(0rk Souttinmpton
uly 23.. New York. Southampton
New York.... July 30.. New. York. Southamptcin
Cremen Aug 13.. Neiy.Yurk.Souttuguitort
:Lamm Aug 27.. Neil' York .Southictipfokt
A meth, 1 ...... -Sep In.. New York. Southampton
New A urk .....Sep 21..NeW York. Southampton
Bremen Oct 9.. NeW York. Southampton
lianea Oct V.. NeWYork. Southampton
America Nov 6..Newi York. Southampton
New York.... Nov 19..Newyork.Soutliampton
Bremen bec 3.- New +York . gouthampton
Dec 17.. New York .Southampton
P 3 87
76
Bremen May 23:. Southampton.. New York
Europa 41.11 y 28.. Liverpool Boston
nay 31.. Southampton.. New XOPILC.
scoria J u tie 4.. Liverpool New.Y:ork
finnan Juue 8.. soul newton.. New lork
J Luke 14.. soot hampton..New York
Amerlea......lune N.. Southampton.. New York
(lemail's ... June 26—Southampton—New York
New York ....1 lily e.. sourtiimpton ..New York .
firemen July 33..50U the nt ptun. .New. York
Hausa Aug 3. —Soul uiptiou:.AVeW rirark
mericu..... A ug, 17.. Su utlMmplon.. New York
New York 36.1 g 3f . sob f Off topten.. New York •
Bremeu stirj,t 14.. Sou tharupton.. New Yorii:
Hunan Sept 28..Southan, pton..-New York
America Oct 12.. Sou tham ptun.. New - York
New Y ork.. ..Oct 26.. Sou thaYopton.. New York
Bremen Noye 9..bonthelMpt.on..New•York
iiansa 23.. Sout li.ampton, Now Yor}:
America _Nov
Dec 21.. Soutliffropton—New YOrk.
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STATIONERY, &e., &c.
Myers, Schoyer & Co.,
IZ,!!G=EEIIIII:1
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RIVER ! MATT
THE RI V EEL —lllt. evening attwilight
Were three feet PEter by the uelai.there
ttuirke,
and falling . The, weattuar continues blame
ly warm.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
_ ARIL/IWe.
Geatitin,instke, Brow/Irvine, -:
Franklin, Camas litnwnsvilie.
Jas. Hess, Irwin, r.:nzabeth.
Balard, Peebles. Dicinongabels
DEPA wrr.b.
Gallatin, Claike, Brovwxl.ll4.
Franklin, Carina; Rroyrasville;
Jas. Meese, Ir'win. Elizabeth.
Thward, Peehlei, Monongahela City.
Ma Reese Ilties€4.eineLsnati.
THE T rEANN I E.EI.BI (WIDE.
ARRIVAL AND A-F,... A RTURE OF TRAINS•
hap ' —suittlun -. -
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ili.ro Aegan 11:e-i.,t50:50, atipltriliathnblZ-..,ampP mut
Throar.mbi'..- m. ~ .
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Throe' EltPtesy),- 4a, ihi-iFaat ,Lit1e7;7....,......
Fast Line:;4...BeSaltut.. - ukrialwatt, _
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ad , do ;:61te: ad'; do
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at ....tS Am, 12:00 , mi .. it:80 pm t
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Allianee4ecomudatton taa .
tlon at 2.10 zt tn.
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PI tit a btug4 .4r. Connellaville.-
Departs. `..' i'• Arrives.
I
Mail 7 :55-uOSe • Mall— .... ....6:00 p ta.
- klaP;Les? -.. 6:40 NT. Elepteis....p;.o:36 a m
la tniq,eeiport 1 f:00 a' ill ltrM , Xeexp'll62sop m
24. - ,' 606 p ~!. '464 ~, Er, , , r,295 p m
Port Perky. ... .7:0 aal Port . Perry: . ::8:110 aDi
Brad lock's 4.1504 Braddock's. -.5:40 p m
The Sunday . Train to
_and from 111 , Kee.vort
0•11
leaves at 1:5 try anti atirly:Triasl4:ollgralr.
101.1, Ocauj i t i zarre
:es in watt' or pan
ne from both t and
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Movement■ of European E!teamers.
• • 'PROM 'AMERICA.
PROM EIIILOPS.
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113 iminrhcea:
10:00 a m